Photos by Sebastien Galina
We offer both regular ticket rates and for some evening shows we offer Prologue + Ticket rates. What is the Prologue? Join us for a 15 minute pre-show discussion with the Directors. This prologue will offer insights into the story, our production and the life and career of the infamous Oscar Wilde. The best part is that you get to pick your seats early (first-come, first-serve). To purchase Prologue tickets with your regular seat, make sure to select the Prologue event for the Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday night performance. Prologues start at 7PM sharp.
About the show
Arguably one of the greatest comedies ever written.
The Importance of Being Earnest is arguably one of the greatest comedies ever written. It is Oscar Wilde’s most famous and most successful play.
Earnest is Oscar Wilde at his finest: dry, delightful, captivating and bubbly. This play charms the audience with its inimitable sharp wit.
This wonderful story about two clever, witty young men is set in England in 1895. It is a story of romance, secret identities and cucumber sandwiches. This lovely play is a fastpaced, satirical romp that pokes run of the strictures of Victorian society. It is sure to make you smile and is written in a language everyone can understand!
(No offence intended to our friend, Will Shakespeare!)
Location: Blackie Spit Stage, Blackie Spit Park
Intended audience: 4-94
Blankets: Are available at the front of house, you may wish to bring your own.
Dining: Please consider dining out earlier at one of Crescent Beach’s wonderful restaurants.
Evening Gates: Gates open at 7:30PM and 7:15PM on Fridays.
Parking: Availability is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Seating: is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Seating is supplied.
Weather: Show goes on, rain or shine. Please bring appropriate clothing for this outdoor evening event.
Cast & Crew
Candace Radcliffe – Co-Director
Rick Harmon – Co-Director
Sarah Adams – Production Manager
Breanne Harmon – Set Designer
Geoff McEvoy – Technical Director
Linda Weston – Costume Designer
Riley Leiper – Sound Operator
Kate Prefontaine – Stage Manager
Sam Bird – Lighting Operator
Eric Frost – Assistant Stage Manager
Michelle Collier – Lady Bracknell
Patrick Dodd – Algernon Moncrieff
Tom Gage – Jack Worthing
Carol L. Mann – Miss Prism
Paul Rancourt – Merriman
Paul Richardson – Lane/Gribsby/Moulton
Marika Stanger – Cecily
Bethany Stanley – Gwendolen
James Walker – Canon Chasuble
